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Injuries

Several years ago I dealt with a posterior tibial tendon injury that lasted for a long time. I put together some information about my experience and how I eventually recovered from this injury. While it’s best to seek personal advice from a physical therapist, these are just some considerations for anyone else who may be dealing with this injury.

How I Recovered From a Chronic Posterior Tibial Tendon Injury

March 5, 2025view the post

Looking to prevent an injury before it keeps your sidelined from running? Try some prehab! Here are some ways to include prehab in your routine to hopefully prevent running injuries.

Prehab Over Rehab: How to Prevent Injuries Before They Happen

October 12, 2022view the post

Returning to running after an injury can be challenging. Avoid any setbacks with these 7 tips plus a sample training plan!

7 Tips for Returning to Running After an Injury

August 10, 2022view the post

Foam rolling for runners: Don't just foam roll haphazardly! Have a plan for using specific self-myofascial release techniques to target key areas that will help prevent running injuries.

Beyond Foam Rolling: Using Self-Myofascial Release Strategically to Prevent Injury

May 18, 2022view the post

I like to use Global Running Day as a chance to appreciate running and think about what it means to me. That usually includes thinking back on my running over the years. This year I've been thinking about running challenges I've overcome.

Global Running Day: 5 Running Challenges I’ve Overcome

June 2, 2021view the post

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8 Ways to Gain Confidence After a Running Setback

September 16, 2020view the post

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Boston Gets Closer and Further Away

April 20, 2018view the post

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Tips for Choosing a Sports Medicine Provider

January 16, 2018view the post

While 2017 had some challenges, overall it was a successful year. Click post to read about my running accomplishments and lessons learned this year.

Year of Running 2017

December 19, 2017view the post

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Fall is pretty good too but there’s nothing like Fall is pretty good too but there’s nothing like seeing the sunrise on a morning run! As an early morning riser I would be fine with a 4am sunrise but I know that’s not for everyone so I will just enjoy the 2 months of the year when the sun is up (almost) as early as me. #morningrunner #sunriserun
Let them be your reason, not your excuse. I coul Let them be your reason, not your excuse. 

I could sit here and tell you how hard it is to train with 2 young kids. How I rarely get a full night’s sleep anymore. How they got me sick the week before my race. How my SI joint just isn’t the same since my pregnancies. But that wouldn’t be fair, because I need to listen to my own advice that I give them about how to keep working hard and that there will always be obstacles to overcome.

After my race on Sunday I was thinking about how my Kindergartner has been working for a special award all year long. Many times he has told me he just wants to give up, because he works so hard for months at a time and still hasn’t earned it. I keep telling him that if he keeps working hard he will earn it, but what’s most important is that he gives his best each and every day. All those good days add up and even if he doesn’t earn the award, it will mean he had a great year.

Don’t I need to take my own advice and remember that all the good training days add up, even if I don’t get the outcome I want on race day? Before my race he kept telling me to do my best, and that he would give me a prize (artwork) even if I don’t win. So maybe all the lessons I am teaching him are starting to pay off? #motherrunner #halfmarathon  #frederickrunfest
I can pretty much see the humidity as I look back I can pretty much see the humidity as I look back on these videos. After a few days to process my race I am feeling better about how it went and starting to focus on what’s next. I guess it’s officially time to acclimate to the heat and humidity because it’s not getting cooler any time soon! My full recap is up at milebymileblog.com

Have you acclimated to the warmer weather yet?

#run #runner #runchat  #frederickrunfest
Happy Medal Monday! This is a unique medal because Happy Medal Monday! This is a unique medal because the middle part is actually a removable pin! So you could take it off and display it somewhere else. What is the most unique medal you have received at a race? #run #halfmarathoner #frederickrunfest #medalmonday
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